Samsung’s Five Printing Network Security Keys
Workplace productivity in the digital age requires printers and document management networks to be open and internet-accessible. But while connectivity of this sort is helpful, it can also create vulnerabilities – risks that can be worsened by steady rises in data speed and bandwidth. Today’s multi-function printers (MFPs) are more than just printers and copiers. They are heavy-duty document management devices that need to save, route, organize and process a wide range of information. With the Android-based Smart UX Center and its range of downloadable apps and widgets, Samsung MFPs offer corporations power and versatility. But because today’s MFPs can do so much more than older printer models, it would only be natural for business users to worry that this new connectivity creates more opportunities for potential security breaches.
New Threats Whereas in the past printer security meant preventing the theft or loss of printed documents, the digital era has brought with it a whole new safety paradigm. A security breakdown on a print network can now result in identity theft cases, legal issues, loss of access and – ultimately – a loss of productivity. For IT administrators and managers, printer networks can often represent potential security threats for the modern office. Samsung Printing Solutions prioritizes security, recognizing its importance to the business community. Providing the strongest possible security networks for office printing systems is a major priority for Samsung. That is why the company has organized a range of security protocols and technological solutions that cover five major areas: users, data, networks, documents and device management.
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